Value Collection WS-MH-RTD-019 Ratchet Strap 1650 Lb 25 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-RTD-019 is a 25-foot polyester ratchet strap designed for securing cargo during transport or storage. Rated at a 1,650 lb working load limit, this tie-down is built for repeated use in light-to-medium duty securing applications. The polyester webbing resists moisture, UV degradation, and mild chemical exposure, making it suitable for outdoor and covered trailer use. The ratchet tensioning mechanism allows for controlled, incremental tightening without overstressing the strap or the load. At 3.3 pounds, it is light enough for everyday carry in a work truck or service van.

This ratchet strap is suited for flatbed trailer work, open trailer cargo control, and general freight securing in both residential and commercial transport contexts. Common applications include securing equipment, machinery, landscaping materials, and building supplies. The yellow webbing provides high visibility for quick inspection of strap placement and condition. It is appropriate for use by delivery professionals, contractors, and equipment haulers who need a reliable, fast-deploying tie-down solution.

Key Features

• 1,650 lb working load limit for light-to-medium duty cargo securing
• 25-foot polyester webbing length accommodates a wide range of load sizes
• Ratchet tensioning mechanism for controlled, incremental tightening
• Polyester construction resists moisture and UV exposure
• High-visibility yellow webbing for easy inspection
• Compact package at 3.3 pounds for easy storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ratchet tie-down strap suitable for flatbed trailers, enclosed trailers, and open cargo transport applications where a 1,650 lb working load limit is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Inspect the strap, hooks, and ratchet mechanism for wear, fraying, or damage before each use. Attach hooks securely to anchor points rated at or above the strap working load limit before applying tension. Engage the ratchet incrementally and confirm the load is stable before transport. Always release tension fully before attempting to remove or reposition the strap.